MICHAEL DANTE DiMARTINO

This is a guest blog post I wrote for Hypable: Tackling a creative project is exciting and full of promise, but once we begin, the...

In May 2016, I did an interview with Mashable about Rebel Genius. Click here to read!

I’m thrilled to finally be able to announce what I’ve been working since Korra wrapped. I’m writing and illustrating a 3-book...

For a long time, I never believed you could learn writing from a book. The writing process seemed too mysterious and magical to be...

In writing my last blog post and reading all of your thoughtful comments, I feel that there is a lot more to explore about this topic....

I came across this video from the World Science Festival called, Why We Tell Stories: Science of Narrative. In searching the web for...

The first part of The Search was released in comic book stores today and should be in wide release in the next couple of weeks. And so...

Sketchnotes for “The Great Cauldron of Story” with Maria Tatar (Photo credit: On Being) In this fascinating interview with Krista...

Since we read and watch stories in order to understand ourselves and our world, it follows that we are looking for meaning in story. In...

How is a story able to draw you in, capture your imagination, and keep you coming back for more? Why do we get addicted to marathoning...

In the book Winning The Story Wars, author Jonah Sachs defines a story this way: “Stories are a particular type of human communication...

Like El Capitan in Yosemite, Badwater is one of those iconic locations that photographers love to visit and capture with their cameras....

Could reading a story about an experience and encountering it in real life have the same effect on our brain? There are scientists...

Think you know the story of Icarus? Yeah, I thought I did too, until I read Seth Godin’s fantastic and most recent book, “The Icarus...

For the past ten years, most of my creative energy has been devoted to co-creating the world, characters, and stories for the animated...